NEVERCREW’S, is a group of artists from Switzerland that do murales, graphics, and other expression forms such as video, comics and sculpture. Octopus is their newest project which implied turning over a regular pool located in Skatepark of Lugano, Switzerland, into a skaters’ heaven. Amazing!
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Anna Yu of Yu Yu Design presents the Plug and Socket Duo Ring – one male, one female. These limited edition ring are made of PURE 925 silver from Yu Yu.
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At the london design week 09 Peter Bruegger presented his moustache mugs at designersblock. Enjoy effortlessly masquerading behind a character moustache while drinking your favourite tea or coffee. Every mug has a different design on each side to explore your favourite masculine expression! Choose between feisty Fu-Magnum, ambigues Mustafa-Chaplin and cheeky Maurice-Poirot!  Via

An installation of graphic red arrow kites by Jennifer Fisher and Christian Cerrito, each of which points in a different direction. In the empty sky above a unique landscape, these arrows serve as a reminder for viewers to stop and reconsider their surroundings, to explore new paths, and to embrace the unexpected.
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Artists Blu and David Ellis combined their respective styles to create this large scale motion paintings that occupies an old ruins. Watch the film below.

Diamond or a cocktail glass ring by Frida Jeppsson designed for the Bombay Sapphire Designer Glass Awards. Via

Roomba Art, a Flickr group who make long-exposure photographs of their iRobot Rhoomba robot vacuum cleaners zipping around their rooms. Some of these photos are up to 30 minutes or more long. Another thing that some of the photographers have do is to make sure there are some dirty spots so that the Rhoomba will make some special little spots. The light is very bright compared with everything else which is why, even thought it’s moving, you can still see it. You can see the room because it was there for the whole long minute exposure. Brilliant Work!
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Do you want to that live in a paper world? Every thing is made out of paper. Interesting!

X-Ray Umbrella is the work of Philadelphia University student Anastacia Spada. Don’t you hate getting poked by umbrellas? Then poke back with boney images on this x-ray umbrella. While it is neither diffcult assemble nor a lengthy project, it may take some time to collect enough x-rays. Arrange some x-rays to fit your old umbrella so that when the sun rays are hidden, yours will be on display.
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To celebrate Independence Day, a utility solar power company eSolar programmed a quarter square mile of mirrors in Lancaster, Calif., to form the American flag and the Statue of Liberty.  -Via